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A. Non-negotiable/notices
B. Negotiable/defects
C. Marshaling/debts
D. Partnering/claims
A. Interest Expense is credited
B. Note Payable is credited
C. Cash is debited
D. Interest Payable is credited
A. Money market deposit accounts; time deposits
B. Checkable deposits; savings accounts
C. Savings accounts; checkable deposits
D. Savings accounts; time deposits
A. Total assets; total liabilities.
B. Total liabilities; total assets.
C. Total assets; total reserves.
D. Total liabilities; total borrowings
A. All fixed expenses
B. Only variable expenses relating to selling and administrative activities
C. Only fixed expenses relating to selling and admin fees
D. All variable expenses
A. A market-based transfer price
B. A cost-based transfer price
C. Based on opportunity cost
D. The total manufacturing cost
A. Demographics
B. Psychographics
C. Geodemographics
D. None of these
A. Ust in Time
B. Traditional
C. Both of above
D. None of these
A. Leased assets
B. Fixed costs
C. Variable costs
A. Structured
B. Unstructured
C. Undocumented
D. Semi-structured
E. Procedural
A. Inverse
B. Neutral
C. Positive
D. Negative
A. The Allowance for Bad Debts account balance is added to the balance of the Accounts Receivable account to arrive at the net realizable value
B. The amount of bad debts expense is estimated at the end of the accounting period
C. The Allowance for Bad Debts account is debited when the bad debts expense is estimated
D. The Bad Debts Expense account is debited when an account is written off
A. Market value weights are preferred over book value weights and target weights are preferred over historic weights.
B. Book value weights are preferred over market value weights and target weights are preferred over historic weights.
C. Book value weights are preferred over market value weights and historic weights are preferred over target weights.
D. Market value weights are preferred over book value weights and historic weights are preferred over target weights
A. Increases proportionately
B. Increases
C. Remains the same
D. DECREASES
A. Increases
B. Decreases
C. Increases proportionately
D. Remains the same
A. Salaries expense
B. Factory overhead
C. Direct materials
D. Cost of goods sold
A. Equity remains unchanged
B. Current assets increase
C. Liabilities increase
D. Total assets increase
A. Human resources
B. Research and development
C. Firm infrastructure
A. Customer satisfaction
B. Customer-perceived value
C. Share of customer
D. Customer relationship management
E. Customer equity
A. Trial balance
B. Balance sheet
C. Chart of accounts
D. T-account
A. Merchandiser
B. Service provider
C. Manufacturer
D. Producer
A. Decrease in sales volume
B. Increase in sales price per unit
C. Increase in variable cost per unit
D. Decrease in fixed costs
A. The principal plus interest
B. The principal minus interest
C. The interest amount only
D. The principal amount only
A. Focus on the payback period
B. Use net income amounts rather than cash flows
C. Consider discounted cash flows
D. Use simple interest calculations
A. Debit; Statement of stockholders’ equity.
B. Debit; Income statement.
C. Credit; Balance sheet.
D. Debit; Balance Sheet
A. All explanatory variables
B. Collinear variables
C. The predicted values
D. The response variable
A. Lean
B. Traditional processing
C. Economic
D. Just-in-time
E. Wait time
A. Credit cards
B. Store-branded cards
C. Single-use cards
D. Charge cards
A. Extend far enough to meet those commitments made when the plans were developed
B. Be done for as long a time period as possible
C. Be done for as short a time period as possible
D. Not commit to specifically meeting the goals made when the plans were developed
A. The amount of principal that will be paid within five years
B. Included with the long-term liabilities on the balance sheet
C. Recorded an adjusting entry
D. Reclassified as current for reporting purposes on the balance sheet
A. Cash
B. Master
C. Capital expenditure
D. Production
A. Honesty,
B. Credibility,
C. Confidence,
D. Competence
A. The actual overhead costs by actual amount of the cost driver or allocation base
B. The total estimated overhead costs by total number of days in a year
C. The estimated amount of cost driver by actual total overhead costs
D. The estimated overhead costs by total estimated quantity of the overhead allocation base
A. Ignore balances in Finished Goods Inventory
B. Start by calculating the projected cost to produce each unit
C. Ignore the inventory costing method
D. Multiply units produced by the total projected cost per unit
A. Direct applicants
B. Internal employees
C. Boomerang employees
D. Referrals
E. Virtual employees
A. The balance sheet; the income statement
B. The income statement; the statement of owner's equity
C. The balance sheet; the statement of cash flows
D. The income statement; the statement of expenditures
A. Lean
B. Traditional
C. Chinese
D. Zero-Based
A. Above the gross profit line
B. Below the gross profit line
C. Above the contribution margin line
D. Below the contribution margin line
A. Produce Q1
B. Produce Q3 with a minimum loss
C. Produce Q5 with an economic profit
D. Shut down to minimize the loss at the fixed cost level
A. ARR
B. Payback
C. NPV
D. IRR
A. Direct material, direct labor, and manufacturing overhead
B. Direct material, direct labor, and variable overhead cost
C. Direct material, direct labor, and fixed manufacturing overhead
D. Direct material, direct labor, and all variable manufacturing overhead
A. Decreased profitability
B. Lower shareholder value
C. Increased profitability
D. Increased competition
A. Debit to the Raw Materials Inventory account.
B. Debit to the Work-in-Process Inventory account.
C. Credit to the Work-in-Process Inventory account.
D. Credit to the Raw Materials Inventory account
A. Yield to maturity
B. Coupon rate
C. Differential rate
D. Market interest rate
A. Cost
B. Profit
C. Selling price
D. Total operating costs
A. Actual overhead costs are less than allocated overhead costs
B. Estimated overhead costs are greater than budgeted overhead costs
C. Estimated overhead costs are greater than actual overhead costs
D. Allocated overhead costs are less than actual overhead costs
A. Typically focuses on the flexible budget variance
B. Includes depreciation expense
C. Is the same as a performance report
D. Shows all costs incurred by the department
A. Addressed To Whom It May Concern
B. Dear Sir or Madam
C. Personalized to the recipient
D. Dear Customer
A. Common Stock - $3 Stated is credited for $18,000
B. The difference between the issue price and the stated value is credited to Paid-In Capital in Excess of Stated
C. The accounting is exactly the same as the accounting for par value stock
D. The account titled Paid-In Capital in Excess of Stated is used to record the issue price of the stock
A. Inventory
B. Patents
C. Cash
D. Bank loans
A. Ensuring expenses are deducted from revenues
B. Ensuring only revenues received in cash are recorded
C. Determining when to record expenses
D. Determining when to record revenues
A. Primary data
B. Observational data
C. Marketing outcome data
D. Marketing input data
A. Fixed supervision costs that can be eliminated
B. Variable marketing costs per unit of product sold
C. Cost of goods sold
D. Future administrative costs that will continue
A. Unit-level; nonunit-level
B. Inputs; outputs
C. Right; wrong
D. Exact; inexact
A. Average operating income
B. Initial cost of the investment
C. Profit from the project
D. Residual value
A. Liquidity
B. Profitability
C. Consistency
D. Solvency
A. Gross profit.
B. Net sales.
C. Fees earned.
D. Operating income
A. Managers
B. Employees
C. Owners
A. Increasing profits
B. Decreasing profits
C. Increasing interest expense
D. Decreasing plant assets
A. Support
B. Instability.
C. Flexibility.
D. Resources.
E. Pressures
A. Salary
B. Wage
C. Commission
D. Bonus
A. General partner
B. Limited partner
C. Sole proprietor
D. Nominal partner
E. Stockbroker
A. Direct
B. Indirect
C. Fixed
D. Variable
E. Operating costs
A. Audience objectives
B. Media objectives
C. Distribution objectives
D. Continuity objectives
A. Sequence
B. Category
C. Significant digit
D. Derivation
A. Accounts Receivable
B. Sales Tax Payable
C. Accounts Payable
D. Unearned Revenue
A. Traditional
B. Just - in - time
C. Economic
D. Productivity
A. -1
B. +1
C. +0.5
A. Totalstockholders' equity will increase
B. The number of outstanding shares will increase
C. The company can record a gain or loss on retirement of stock
D. Total stockholders' equity will decrease
A. Payback
B. Accounting rate of return
C. Net present value
D. Both a and c are correct
A. Long run
B. Continuation of the business
C. Overall business plan
D. Short term
A. Layout view
B. Structure view
C. Design view
D. Table view
A. Buying individual stocks on margin and trading frequently.
B. Investing in hedge funds.
C. A passive investment strategy.
D. Buying individual stocks on margin and trading frequently and investing in hedge funds
A. Cost of goods sold
B. Operating expenses
C. Cost of goods purchased
D. Net loss
A. Will be lower under variable costing than absorption costing
B. Will be higher than gross margin under variable costing
C. Will be the same under both variable and absorption costing
D. Will be lower than administrative costs under absorption costing
A. Amount of direct materials that should be used for each unit of finished product including an
B. Allowance for normal inefficiencies,
C. Such as scrap and spoilage.
D. All of these
A. Conservatism concept
B. Time value of money concept
C. Historical cost concept
D. Going concern concept
A. Beginning of the year under audit; audit report release date
B. Date of the financial statements; audit report release date
C. Beginning of the year under audit; date of the financial statements
D. Date of interim work; date of the auditors' report
A. Short term investments
B. Fixed Assets
C. Current Liabilities
D. Long term Liabilities
A. Commission
B. Salary
C. Royalty
D. Piece rate.
A. Mandated quarterly
B. Largely a voluntary effort
C. Required in the u.s.
D. A fair trade product
A. Restatements of the Law
B. Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
C. Uniform Commercial Code
D. Code of Federal Regulations
A. Production
B. Sales
C. Direct materials
D. Manufacturing overhead
A. Only variable costs are subtracted to determine gross margin
B. Fixed overhead costs are subtracted to determine gross margin
C. Fixed overhead costs are subtracted to determine contribution margin
D. All operating costs are subtracted to determine contribution margin
A. An equally
B. A price-
C. A value-
D. A share-
A. The entry to retire the bonds may gain or loss on retirement of bonds
B. The carrying value always equals the face value
C. The carrying value equals the face value plus the unamortized premium or less the unamortized discount
D. The bondholders are paid the face value plus the unamortized premium or less the unamortized discount
A. Decrease
B. Increase
C. Decrease, then increase
D. Have no effect on
A. Profit
B. Revenue
C. Cash flow
D. Gross profit
A. For an implied warranty or merchantability, the disclaimer need not be in writing
B. A product that is safe when delivered is subsequently mishandled or changed
C. The duty to perform the contract is simultaneous.
D. The claimant must prove that there was a sale.
A. Zero
B. Negative
C. Positive
D. Risk-free
A. Baseline
B. Return of investment (ROI)
C. Payback analysis
D. None of these
A. Communication
B. Financial reporting
C. Security
D. Management
A. Sorting
B. Record.
C. Customer ID.
D. Numeric
A. Audit committee
B. It considered the impact of corporations' on the larger community
C. Corporate governance committee
D. None of these
A. Bluetooth smart
B. Wireless Access Point
C. Router
D. Ethernet
A. Standards
B. Their audience
C. Configurations
D. An audit
A. Self-esteem
B. Love
C. Safety
D. Belonging
E. Self-actualization
A. 6 percent
B. 8 percent
C. 16 percent
D. 18 percent
A. Substitute items
B. Items of equal or greater value
C. Products with which a consumer is familiar and items the consumer has not seen or used before
D. Items from one particular distributor
E. Intangible items
A. Common stock
B. Long-term debt
C. Retained earnings
D. Preferred stock